On two continents, they incontinently spout platitudes, nonsense, tall tales, or pseudopoetic fantasies. |
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His descriptive powers are impressive, as are his spun-out fantasies and playful wit. |
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His are fantasies with hanging beads and wisps of feathers and leather straps as thin as ribbon. |
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I entertained fantasies of one day hooking up with a man who would cover my bed with roses. |
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I need to own a gun, multiculturalism is evil, and they have some hallucinatory fantasies about Aryan civilization. |
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Up to about 1918 he painted scenes of nature that have an obsessive, macabre quality, often based on childhood memories and fantasies. |
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I've always considered myself somewhat of a hopeless romantic, armed with crazy ideas and retrospectively pitiful fantasies about ways to woo. |
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For the 78-year-old Leeds-born millionaire, who made a career out of turning fantasies into reality, it was his own dream come true. |
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If they are not stopped soon, these fantasies will soon be reality, and voting a thing of the past. |
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She gives her character's heroic fantasies about the scoundrel Earnest an honest dignity without becoming farcical. |
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He was, in his fantasies, a stuntman, a musician and a member of the elite SAS Regiment. |
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It's there like the sets in an opera, a backdrop for acting out Oedipal fantasies and all sorts of Sturm und Drang. |
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His philosophy is a peculiar and wholly subjective patchwork of frustrated sexual fantasies, zany misanthropy, and 1960s hippy-dippy iconoclasm. |
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Ross's Maoist back-to-nature fantasies were hitched to theories filched from the 1960s architectural avant-garde. |
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Despite the youthful rites of passage of surfing the Pacific waves, the Lone Star State has fulfilled all his childhood fantasies. |
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In the quest to satisfy the paying customers, sport has pandered to their wildest fantasies. |
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It's about sushi-gobbling pantywaists in the luxury boxes playing out their fantasies. |
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The image recurs in my fantasies of that girl half-heartedly attempting to stop what was going to happen. |
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The Venice we see here, through the prism of Scottish fantasies, is a fabled city of delight, that glass goblet as stupendous as a Titian. |
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It emerged in court that he is a habitual fabulist and liar with a weak grip on reality and a determination to live out some of his fantasies. |
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There were so many that they surrounded you in a world of childhood fantasies, imagination, and creativity. |
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When we do that, we give ourselves the opportunity to reflect on the fantasies and anxieties that permeate our everyday lives. |
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This is the dark mirror image of Roberts' fantasies about domestic bliss with Sue. |
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All day though, she had secretly entertained the idea and conjured up fanciful fantasies about her becoming a stage actress. |
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Instead, he explores his own dreams and fantasies in these often-unsettling images. |
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Among the core fantasies on which the entire edifice rests is the belief that something called True Love exists. |
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The stiller and quieter you are, the more they read into you all the fantasies they wish. |
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It's one of those unstoppable childhood fantasies, like wishing you could fly, become invisible or eat candy for dinner. |
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Everything else in his mind drowned itself in images and fantasies of the creature before him. |
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They reveal unconscious motivating fantasies and wishes about one's identity. |
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But I don't think that the latest set of paranoid fantasies reflect particularly well on him. |
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Was she so crushed by exile and loss that her plays are wish fulfillment fantasies of revenge and triumph? |
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For Pirela, it's all about seeing his dreams become realities and watching his fantasies come to life. |
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Yes, moon launches are spectacular, but the Space Shuttle would turn our spaceward fantasies into reality. |
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Historical representations, the film suggests, remain in curious conversation across the realities and fantasies of culture and time. |
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As a child one goes through these wild imaginations frequently but seldom these fantasies come true in reality. |
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But once Sir Alfred decides to make his fantasies into reality, he finds himself encountering unexpected obstacles. |
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Day 6, I was filled with fantasies of my new child-free life, a life of travel, financial laissez-faire, and total dominion over my own space. |
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We can identify our vision simply as the diametrical opposite to the neo-conservative fantasies animating this country's foreign policy today. |
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Until recently, such fantasies were expressed mainly by the far right, or in the laments of despondent Oxbridge dons. |
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I just can't rustle up such fantasies digging into yet another burger or pasta primavera. |
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Persecuted daily for being overweight and her freak-down-the-block-status, Gilman got though life via a series of reparative fantasies. |
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This is a new generation of children, vicariously living their fantasies through their fave Z-List celebs. |
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They know most people equate comics with pre-teen fantasies of laser beams bouncing off glacial pecs. |
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It's a journeyman actor's CV, not the kind that, in our fantasies, we would fashion for one of the greatest actors of a generation. |
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In this instance, cybersex involves online users swapping text-based sexual fantasies with each other. |
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Any kid who ever created fantasies of demolition with their toy cars feels a frisson of delight at the very idea of robot combat. |
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As revenge fantasies go, Alexandra's Project has almost nothing going for it. |
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A good deal of waking life is punctuated by daydreams, reveries, and fantasies in which the mind withdraws to contemplate an interior landscape. |
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It was possible to speak more freely of courage, of cowardice, of fears and fantasies. |
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One of the best contributions of the book is its section on fantasies and pleasure. |
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Instead of competing with these fantasies, I counter with culinary theatrics from my surreal bag of tricks. |
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The intellectual sloppiness of much of what passes for anti-racist work does not justify burying racist logic within nationalist fantasies. |
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She moves plausibly from girlish complicity in her half-brother's fantasies to vengeful grief. |
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Many of today's fantasies are connected to the role of computers in our lives, in literature and literary criticism. |
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Everyone has their fantasies but, in reality, very few men actually fulfill them. |
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The checker was a nice-looking young man who was talking to the bagger about his fantasies. |
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They can claim they are protecting the religion, when they are really living out their violent fantasies of revenge. |
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He ends up with some of his fellow trainees, secretly filmed, being filthily racist in their language, their fantasies and their behaviour. |
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I remember quite clearly the day when my infant piscatorial thoughts turned from small creatures to fantasies of slightly larger prey. |
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Throughout the afternoon, telephones hummed between newspaper offices as the rumour-mongers built their fantasies. |
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Further, it lowers inhibitions, spurring individuals who are inclined towards sexually abusive or deviant behaviors to act on their fantasies. |
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I imagined the Caribbean Island I'd always dreamed of, but my fantasies were quickly destroyed. |
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Add to that the effective use of double exposures and dissolves to show dreams and fantasies. |
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Some live out their circus fantasies by taming lions or elephants, but aerial acts combine macho cool and athletic grace. |
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After this epiphany, she and Furii work to dismantle the fantasies of Deborah's make-believe world. |
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They populate fantasies, are given attributes important to the fan, and their reactions to any of this are rarely considered. |
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Initially she was tempted to drift off into fantasies, or use the time to plot or scheme but she knew this was wrong. |
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In the movies, similar extravagance only fuels childish fantasies of omnipotence and Manichaean notions of how evil exists in the world. |
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The heavy tempests shook the foundation of the Tang Dynasty, its former military glory and pride crumbling into the depths of mere fantasies. |
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An invitation to a formal dance or ball is the perfect excuse to indulge in your fairytale fantasies. |
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When a young student becomes smitten with her, the teacher enlists him in her dangerous, masochistic sexual fantasies. |
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One of my fantasies involves covering the room with strong perfumes through some gadget that kicks in a few hours after I've presumably expired. |
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His extensive knowledge of historical style contributed to, but was submerged beneath, forms dictated by megalomanic fantasies. |
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For 75 years, Disney has successfully sold America every format of home entertainment, vacation fantasies and distinctively branded tie-ins. |
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Spin fantasies in your head, she's probably the most charming and intelligent creature on earth. |
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His series of logical fantasies began sensationally enough in 1951 with The Day of the Triffids. |
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By setting the film at this time and place, he illustrated that Sade's fantasies had in fact become a horrifying reality. |
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These are people who are famous for being famous, ciphers for our fantasies, cartoon characters with extravagant lives. |
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Others existed only as working hypotheses, unrealized plans or quixotic fantasies. |
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I was filled with fantasies of my new life, a life of travel, financial laissez-faire, and total dominion over my own space. |
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Online many people express fantasies or adopt identities precisely because they are an escape from reality. |
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One of my favourite fantasies is to have clean, fresh-air-dried sheets, and starched and ironed pillowcases and duvet cover, every day. |
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If so, that is far beyond my expectations, and no doubt a bitter blow to Democrats who harbored fantasies of retaking the chamber. |
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It is impossible to guess the prevalence of this condition, he says, because most people with such fantasies would never act them out. |
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Maybe the news makes everyday life too depressing, and we want to escape into the fantasies of childhood play-acting. |
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As the group's fantasies become more ambitious, events take a sinister turn. |
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As you can see, there is no mention of sexual fetishes or fantasies of any kind. |
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His revelations of these falsehoods, fictions, fabrications and fantasies are backed by compelling evidence and cohesive argument. |
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How is it possible to retain our fantasies about the ineffable and mysterious qualities of love under these circumstances? |
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To be able to look at childhood fantasies with indulgence and optimism is a lot about recognising the child in all of us. |
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And for our listeners this morning, we have a delectation of delights, a feast of fantasies. |
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She said it showed a desire to incite hatred and violence against non-British citizens, even if those fantasies had never been acted out. |
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Personally I like to contemplate the future with apocalyptic details and morbid fantasies involving corporate evildoers and wildlife. |
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The paranoiac develops intricate fantasies of persecution in order to mask the unfaceable fact that the powers that be don't care about him. |
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Although I'm all in favour of living as adventurously as possible, some fantasies don't combine so well with reality. |
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The point might be easier to grasp if one considers fantasies one does not already unreasoningly believe in. |
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These are secular eschatological fantasies we have fastened on as we have lost faith in the only True Eschaton, who is Jesus. |
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Never in my wildest column-writing fantasies did I imagine a response so generous and unselfish. |
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My thoughts turned immediately to that young boy, all those years ago, agitatedly working out his fantasies. |
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Johansson and Christensen fare worse, though, with frat boy fantasies for characters. |
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Cue some self-realization and brassily independent fulfillment of long-held rock-star fantasies. |
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Every hurt, angry, upwardly mobile divorcing person is vulnerable to such fantasies. |
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Add to this already zany array of characters, a psychiatrist with his own uxoricidal fantasies, and you have a Broadway comedy. |
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Men also include their own fears, anxieties and fantasies, which in their case translate into the figure of the venomous woman. |
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As we get older, the first illusions we relinquish are our fantasies of an everlasting, effortless romantic partnership. |
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Mothers who love their children inattentively let their fantasies blind them. |
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His story was such a fantastic farrago of lies and fantasies that it was thrown out by the Scottish judges. |
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A jury unanimously convicted the fantasiser who put his fantasies into practice of the armed robbery and of carrying a shotgun with intent. |
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Sometimes I write over-the-top polemics or fantasies just for a giggle. |
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Part of that bourgeois dream involved white people getting to live out their fantasies of having black servants. |
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Anthony abominates his fantasies, but again hears a subversive voice. |
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The mission was on, and any potential fantasies died aborning. |
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People have these fantasies that we live in a world where mum and dad are both ace parents and have wonderful relationships with their children and with each other. |
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Perhaps the excitement of her fantasies wore thin, and she became obsessed with the idea of confessing all, hence acquiring a thrill and notoriety of a different sort. |
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He created a web of lies about his life, including claiming he was a professional tennis player, and funded his fantasies by applying for 13 credit cards in his father's name. |
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The chapter demonstrates that fantasies and day dreams may have radical differences in both structure and content, depending on the use to which we put them. |
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The Weismannist position attains its reductio ad absurdam in the fantasies of sociobiology in which the organism is regarded as merely a vehicle for genes. |
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Complete protection from random harm is perhaps the most dangerously unrealistic of fantasies. |
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Would-be entertainers with an almost hallucinatory shortage of talent would enact their dismal showbiz fantasies before an audience of hostile yahoos. |
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Will it be a few months while the culture industry regroups its forces and rejiggers its ideas for new ways of exploiting a public hungrier than ever for comforting fantasies? |
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At one level, the novel is about male sexual fantasies, at another it is about the role of memory, both the recent and remote past and how they intermesh with the present. |
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Contrary to the fantasies of romantic primitivism, civilisation and development have made our species more knowledgeable and sensitive about the workings of nature. |
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Not about encouraging aspiring butchers to live out their violent fantasies in Syria. |
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First-person animal narratives, such as Black Beauty, are overtly anthropomorphic fantasies and cannot operate within or even congruent to the framework of natural science. |
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The novel's ultimate display of revanchism at Kwang's home emphasizes the national fantasies that would deny American identity's historical and contemporary hybridity. |
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There were outpourings of prejudice and hatred, fantasies of violence accompanied by curses and epithets, psychotic rhapsodies, monologues of suicide and self-mutilation. |
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He explains why so many studios are channeling their resources into big, special-effects-driven fantasies with licensable characters and targeted at juvenile audiences. |
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This inner world, as Freud and others had previously suggested, was a fiction of repressed fantasies, dreams, and visions. |
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He had these fantasies, and unlike many people, he's lived them out. |
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But the anti-Stalinism competes with half-baked fantasies about a better tomorrow. |
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He can afford himself the luxury of indulging fantasies about the future. |
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The photographic fantasies of In sook Kim peek inside the private worlds of people who live in glass houses. |
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I sat on my bed and began thumbing through the pages of my fantasies. |
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When my house got broken into, my political convictions were instantly replaced with lurid revenge fantasies. |
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The series of Oriental fantasies about a vain, bewhiskered enchanter whose power resides in one hair on his head, was well received by the critics but did not sell well. |
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Dig down, and we know why our dark and twisted fantasies of a suffering, angry American underclass have finally come true. |
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One needn't indulge utopian fantasies about abolishing government corruption or dealing a death blow to the power of monied interests in politics. |
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Russian militants continue to percolate through the Ukrainian border, hoping their Kremlin-stoked fantasies will come true. |
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And for some clients, money was no object in getting their fantasies fulfilled. |
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Technology has only recently been freed from the unreal fantasies that surrounded its discourse and the model put forth here attempts develop this emerging imagery. |
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If you have any fantasies about a pastoral past full of sunshine and sweet moments, unsullied by the grim industrial monuments of the current day, this should disabuse you. |
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And those who would seek to give us that kind of politics are very happy to indulge the patronising fantasies of those who think it is all we are fit for. |
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Anna Chapman is the Russian redhead that launched a thousand Bond girl fantasies. |
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The books are simply books, entertaining fantasies, not a gateway into the Dionysian worship of the chthonic Great Mother and not a paragon of moral virtue either. |
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Sometimes it is contained in images and unlikely fantasies and sometimes it is contained in behaviour that we recognize as being stupid but unexplained. |
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Employing a device used in numerous recent films, the director mixes day-to-day reality with Glass's fantasies in a manner both amusing and disturbing. |
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All were quite capable of distinguishing between their own fantasies and reality, but most simply preferred to avoid the latter and embrace the former. |
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Aboriginal people were not regarded as human beings, and all cultures have their own sort of collective fantasies, and the idea of terra nullius was a collective fantasy. |
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He would often make me sit with him to listen to Don Giovanni, or the piano sonatas and fantasies, as if there were great secrets to share in the music. |
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I'm fed up to the teeth with seeing male fantasies and desires. |
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But theirs is not the only movement with infantile fantasies. |
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And their dresses were teasing fantasies plumed with artificial feathers. |
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For anyone who has ever been curious about a whole range of sexual behaviors, cybersex offers a private, safe, and anonymous way to explore those fantasies. |
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Unlike many recent fantasies, at 215 pages it isn't dauntingly long. |
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Like punk artists, I began to draw connections and think about a postmodern world where people viewed their fears and fantasies in front of a TV screen or behind a guard rail. |
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But, sadly, a climate of opinion is being created in which facts are discounted in favour of fantasies, arbitrary allegations and wild apprehensions. |
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In the world of the Depression of the 1920s, and into the years of World War 2, Hollywood churned out an endless succession of highly stylised, escapist fantasies. |
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In addition, self-reports indicated reductions of actual paraphiliac behavior, fantasies, and urges in the natural environment. |
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Young Art and Old Hector and The Green Isle of the Great Deep are both fantasies based on Scottish folklore. |
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Some people consider motion pictures such as the Star Wars movies more as fantasies than science fiction. |
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So, do you use your violence fantasies to mask your medorthophobia, your ithyphallophobia, or your medomalacuphobia? |
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And Gnutella, Freenet and other pirate tools will offer plunderings beyond Fanning's fantasies. |
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Day dreaming and fantasies which are flights into the paracosmos, are an antithesis of creativity which is the most intense land of action. |
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In The Wrongs of Woman the heroine's indulgence on romantic fantasies fostered by novels themselves is depicted as particularly detrimental. |
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Sir Henry Newbolt's medieval allegorical novel, Aladore, was influenced by Morris's fantasies. |
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In his paintings, he used religious themes, but combined them with grotesque fantasies, colourful imagery, and peasant folk legends. |
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This is definitely one occasion when fantasises are better off remaining fantasies. |
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The fairy queen of the freak-folk movement, Ms. Newsom uses a harp and her froggish little voice to spin elaborate, beguiling fantasies. |
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Better still, why not live out your Raging Bull fantasies by pummelling this desk-mounted punchball. |
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Ted Bundy, probably the most written-about psychopath, repeatedly ideated fantasies of sexual control and domination. |
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Claustrophobias and fears of suffocation are often specially directed against fantasies of being in the mother's womb. |
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As a result, however, he did not enjoy the paradisical fantasies he had hoped for, but was tormented by a long-lasting psychosis. |
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In fact, Syria has figured prominently in neocon fantasies for years. |
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Ariosto's tale, many marvels, and adventures, was a source text for many fantasies of adventure. |
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There was, instead, a nauseating excursion into base and sad fantasies. |
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Ainsworth is a dashing fellow, with a voice that can, I'm sure, induce romantic fantasies in many an opera-goer. |
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Drawings and photographs round out this exploration of Moorish Spain and Sharifian Morocco, from the studio to fantasies of the harem. |
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The impending reality of his younger sister's baby means Boni has only so much time for masturbatory fantasies. |
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Be willing to act on whims, fancies and, yes, fantasies, too. |
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It would rid us of our obsession with tartanry and Balmorality, and replace the kailyard fantasies with a much deeper cultural grounding. |
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It is deeply ironic that hi-tech medicine should have evolved a therapeutic method that evokes anthropophagic fantasies in its patients. |
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Miller says her service allows men to indulge their basest fantasies. |
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His presence, after all, disturbs our arrogant pretensions and suitheistic fantasies. |
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An author from Lake Oswego, Oregon, introduces island homes with comments on how attitudes toward islands have shifted from shipwreck nightmares to paradisial fantasies. |
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Today, we may name different gateway drugs, sexual fantasies or visions of wealth, fame and power, but they all still tempt us to indulge insatiable appetites. |
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Not noir, but owing a bit to noir, not horror, but owing a bit to the horror genre, they are sometimes police procedurals, other times haunting precog fantasies. |
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It explores the potential of cultural activity to enrich or enchain the inner world of individuals and the shifting collective fantasies of cultural and political life. |
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To most of us beach bums, lifeguards look like vaunted kings in their wooden castles, lording over both our safety in the waves and our red-shorted nap-time fantasies. |
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Other Downtown denizens resemble Hindu elephant gods, Homerian cyclopses and all manner of similarly Jungian archetypes, not to mention Freudian fantasies. |
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Sprague de Camp considered Morris's fantasies to be not wholly successful, partly because Morris eschewed many literary techniques from later eras. |
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In addition to his scholarly work, Lewis wrote several popular novels, including the science fiction Space Trilogy for adults and the Narnia fantasies for children. |
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His is an isolated, masturbatory existence, but Maso wraps it in a cocoon of enchanting fantasies and sing-song poetry, like a mother cooing nonsense over her sleeping baby. |
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Themes featured include seductive satyrs and naughty nymphs, fabulous fan dancing fantasies, foxy ladies, beautifully held boom boxes, hot holograms and cheesecake pin-ups. |
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Courtside pervs will be indulging in no end of sick fantasies. |
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Jacob Korg believes that Thomas's fiction work can be classified into two main bodies, vigorous fantasies in a poetic style and, after 1939, more straightforward narratives. |
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Compared with the macho rich-boy fantasies of Rafelson's previous work, there is something rather antiauteurist about this well-crafted film noir thriller. |
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